3D planner with real dimensions
The room is built from the plan, and every piece of furniture keeps its catalog width, depth and height. What fits on screen fits on site.
Upload the plan, place real furniture to scale, check the fit and send the client a priced offer.
Drop in the floor plan, set the room dimensions and mark the doors and windows. The room is drawn to scale in seconds.
Every item carries its catalog dimensions. Drag it into the room, rotate it, and PlanFlat flags anything that collides or blocks a walkway.
Products, flooring, paint and labor are repriced on every change. One click turns the result into a PDF offer with your company details.
The room is built from the plan, and every piece of furniture keeps its catalog width, depth and height. What fits on screen fits on site.
Collisions between items and walls are highlighted the moment they happen, and sofas, beds and wardrobes warn when less than 60 cm of walkway is left in front.
Repriced on every change: products at reference prices, flooring with cutting waste, paint in whole cans, labor from your own rates, your margin on top.
Example figures.
Every product is an archetype with verified dimensions and links to the shops that sell it. Shop prices never overwrite the reference price behind your offers.
One click produces a PDF with the furnished plan, the itemized estimate and your company details.
An issued offer is a snapshot. Later catalog price changes never touch it.
Who it's for
FAQ
Every product in the catalog is a PlanFlat archetype with verified width, depth and height. The plan and the fit check use those numbers, never the 3D mesh, so what fits on screen fits on site.
Products at their reference prices, flooring with 10% cutting waste, paint by wall area net of doors and windows in whole 2.5 l cans, labor from your own rates, and your margin on top. It recalculates on every change.
Yes. Labor rates, assembly fees and margin are set per company, and the offer shows your numbers and your company details.
A PDF offer with the furnished plan and the itemized estimate. It is a snapshot of the project, so later catalog price changes never alter an offer you have already issued.
No. PlanFlat runs in the browser. You can start a room without an account and save it to your account once you sign in.
The problem
The sofa that looked right in the render turns out too wide for the wall on site. Renders do not carry dimensions; catalogs do.
The estimate lives in a spreadsheet that goes stale the moment the client swaps a sofa or picks a different floor.
The client gets a mood board and a number, with nothing that proves the two belong to the same room.
Start in the planner right now. Guided walkthroughs on your own floor plan are on the way.